At airports, enter the screening of the contents of your smartphones

Well, my little lovers of democracy, prepare your passwords from your smartphones at airports, otherwise they will simply be confiscated. New rules for passport control at US airports now allow security officers to confiscate gadgets for refusing tourists to provide a password for them or show information contained on devices. And that is not all.
The security service was authorized to confiscate any gadgets if their owner refuses to provide a password to view the contents. You can confiscate the phone for up to 7 days. There is another option: in case of refusal to disclose the password of the owner of the “password-protected” smartphone, they simply will not be allowed into the country.
But what about privacy? Thus, Americans will check foreigners for links with terrorists, pedophilia, violation of export control standards and intellectual property rights.